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CR2025 MFR.IB
CR Series Lithium 20 mm 3 V 165 mAh Coin Cell Battery
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| Nom du fabricant: | Renata Batteries | ||||||||||
| Emballage standard: | Product Variant Information section | ||||||||||
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Renata Batteries CR2025 MFR.IB - Spécifications du produit
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Renata Batteries CR2025 MFR.IB - Caractéristiques techniques
| Chemistry: | Lithium Metal |
| Rated Voltage: | 3V |
| Battery Cell Size: | Coin 20 mm |
| Capacity: | 165mAh |
| Rechargeable: | No |
Fonctionnalités et applications
All lithium (primary and rechargeable) batteries are now subject to various transportation regulations in the Americas as well as internationally. Learn More
Renata Batteries subsidiary of the Swatch Group Ltd, was originally founded in Switzerland in 1952 producing mechanical parts found in wristwatches. As time and technology advanced so did Renata and since the 1970’s they have become a world leader in the manufacturing of high quality button cell batteries. These button cells come in variety of chemistries, silver oxide, zinc air and lithium, as well as a vast array of sizes and are used in countless application in almost every industry from Commercial to Medical to Military. Renata manages the whole production process from their facility in Switzerland to ensure the highest quality standards and the highest quality product.
The 3 volt Lithium Coin Cell batteries are the most common batteries in the industry today, as they provide the most power in their compact design, Renata’s coin cell batteries are called out as the CR Series. This CR Series is used in various industries, its usage continues grow as does the need for high quality batteries in the ever expanding market for hand held devices.
The CR2025.IBMFR is a 3V lithium coin cell battery that is 20 mm x 2.5 mm with a rated capacity of 165 mAh. The CR2025.IBMFR is suitable for applications with a temperature range from -30 to +60 °C, and has a self discharge rate of <1%/year at 23°C.